Palestine Law and Human Rights Internship Program

The Palestine Law and Human Rights Internship Program (1–12 weeks) offers a valuable opportunity to understand human rights in Palestine, with a focus on women’s and children’s rights. Based in Hebron, the program explores the work of human rights NGOs and the challenges faced by local communities. Through this internship, you’ll gain firsthand insight into ongoing efforts to promote and protect human rights, providing you with a unique perspective on the region’s social and legal landscape.

By joining the Palestine Law and Human Rights Internship, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of human rights issues in Palestine, including various violations. This program offers firsthand experience on the ground and introduces you to the Palestinian legal system. You’ll have the opportunity to learn about the courts, the judicial process, and how the legal system operates, giving you valuable insight into the region’s legal and human rights landscape.

The Palestine Law and Human Rights Internship allows you to raise awareness about human rights, with a focus on children, women, and refugees. Through this program, you’ll help promote democratic values and educate marginalized communities about their social, economic, cultural, and political rights, as well as their rights under international law.

The Palestine Law and Human Rights Internship introduces participants to the Palestinian legal system, offering insights into how judges, prosecutors, and lawyers handle various cases. It is ideal for those interested in understanding Palestinian law.

This program also raises awareness about the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC). Designed for college and university students, it provides a deeper understanding of women’s and children’s rights in Palestine.